Shock Collar for Dogs, IP67 Waterproof Dog Training Collar with Remote, 3 Training Modes with Beep, Vibration, and Safe Static, Rechargeable E Collar for Large Medium

First thing I did was swap out the fabric collar for a better quality one, the unit itself works great and it has all the features I’m looking for in a e-collar. It has become a great training tool for one of my stubborn dogs. The battery life is awesome and all it takes for me now, is to have the remote in my hand, it doesn’t even have to be turned on to get their attention, overall it’s a great buy.

The pink collar I have had for a year now. It worked great and everything. We decided to use this collar so our dog can run free, not in a fenced-in area since we have enough space on our property.my dog learned pretty quickly on this collar she is about 70 lb and this collarr does stop her. The remote control is very easy to use not complicated at all. I would say this is a regular size collar doesn't get in the way of anything. Not bulky . However, a few weeks ago the shock feature on the pink collar stopped working so I emailed them about my 1-year warranty and and they did get back to me pretty quickly and they definitely stand behind their product. That's when they sent me the replacement collar that is in the picture, a second remote wasn't sent because the current remote that still worked can be paired with the new replacement collar. Love this company, very professional and quick to respond

Great product! Works great and the batteries last quite a long time. Easy to use and understand. Helped IMMENSELY with training my dog. This is my 2nd purchase of this item only because I lost the remote to the first one but I highly recommend this.

This worked great. The battery life is awesome and it has 2 different sizes to choose from for the prongs. 3 different options for alerts and you can choose the intensity which is great if you want an option for a more gentle alert.

Recharge and it works well and easy to use and will get the dogs attention

This collar saved my mental health and gave me peace of mind with my rescue dog. I will start off by saying I only use the shock as an absolute last resort in emergency situations. My emergency situations and bad behaviors were 1. Resource guarding in the home and violently attacking my resident blue heeler mix. Busting open her nose and her eye on two separate occasions, we we’re heading towards a trip to the emergency room and…no just no. 2. Jumping the pen enclosure outside my RV and running off to poo in peoples yards, then coming back whenever she felt like it and whining at the fence while I stressed the entire time. At first I used the beep and vibration to coral her in the yard buy she really didn’t give af.. it was just to lead her and warn her and it worked for that but I turned my head and she was off to find a better place to poo. This is not ok for two reasons….she could get hit by a car, i have had a dog get hid by a car and paralyzed and I will do everything in my power to protect my dogs from this happening again. If i had these collars in the past maybe I would have been able to prevent my dogs from going on joy runs eventually leading to ones death. Two pooping in peoples yards could get us kicked out of the park. These situations are not ok and nobody can live like that every day. Anywho, the beep and vibration have become a warning. It was a fairly high shock, only a few times that made her absolutely stop the behaviors. For attacking my dog she stopped the behavior at about a 6pf a shock and I only had to use it one or twice before she stopped the behaviors and now a beep, vibration but usually just a stern NO is enough to halt the violent behavior. Her and my blue heeler have even started to get a long and I have seen them giving a few kisses, laying next to each other, smelling each others butts and even some awkward attempts at play since this behavior has stopped. For the running away it took a higher shock, about 3 times for her to get that it was not ok. Keep in mind I had to go after her when she ran away and I gave her a shock at 11 and told her NO GO HOME NO NO NO and she did this I think twice more and that 11 shock was enough to maker her yelp and I felt bad but it’s for her own safety. She does not jump the pen anymore. She is a very happy dog, she is strong willed and was obviously raised on the streets. It took more to train her than my other dogs. She really does not seem like an upset dog in any way. She understands with the collar that I am the pack leader and I discipline for the wellbeing of the entire pack (currently 5 dogs, a cat, a toddler and I)…I try to be as loving as possible otherwise and give lots of positive reinforcement and stern boundaries for all of the dogs to create a peaceful environment where multiple animals can coexist and this collar has helped immensely. I wish I had this tool in the past I probably could have saved my boy from being paralyzed. My boys in the past would chew through a 6 foot wooden fence. It was an impossible situation. They would always return shortly after their romp, but once my boy returned dragging himself with his two front legs I have never been the same and I 100% see a valid reason to use shock training on large hard headed dogs. It is a matter of safety for all of your pets. Used wisely it will not need to be used excessively. It it not a torture device to be used in anger it is a tool and keep that in mind.

Have had this for almost a year for my Newfoundland. It works great, only complaint is it does come loose quite often and not sure why. Other than that, very durable. Wish it was easier to clean though too!

It’s a decent buy and cheep I’m on my second because my dog eats them or hides them